HealthcarePapers

Vol. 2 No. 2 2001 | Physician Rationing

In This Issue

Notes from the Editor-in-Chief

Peggy Leatt

Lead Paper

Physicians, Thou Shalt Ration: The Necessary Role of Bedside Rationing in Controlling Healthcare Costs

Peter A. Ubel

Commentary

The Tragedy of the Medicare Commons?

Peter H. Barrett

Commentary

Rationing Healthcare: The Appeal of Muddling Through Elegantly

David J. Hunter

Commentary

Cutting Healthcare Costs without Rationing at the Bedside: Preserving the Doctor-Patient Fiduciary Relationship

Saul J.Weiner and Charles L. Rice

Commentary

Bedside Rationing by Physicians: The Case Against

Arthur Schafer

Commentary

The Need Is to Prioritize, Not Ration

Val Rachlis

Commentary

Physicians Must Participate in Establishing Standards of Care

Gregory Powell

Commentary

Advocacy and Rationing Are Compatible

Claude Gratton and Margaret Keatings

Final Response

The Author Responds: Putting Bedside Rationing Back into Perspective

Peter A. Ubel

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HealthcarePapers

Vol. 2 No. 2 2001 | Physician Rationing

Notes from the Editor-in-Chief

Physicians, Thou Shalt Ration: The Necessary Role of Bedside Rationing in Controlling Healthcare Costs

The Tragedy of the Medicare Commons?

Rationing Healthcare: The Appeal of Muddling Through Elegantly

Cutting Healthcare Costs without Rationing at the Bedside: Preserving the Doctor-Patient Fiduciary Relationship

Bedside Rationing by Physicians: The Case Against

The Need Is to Prioritize, Not Ration

Physicians Must Participate in Establishing Standards of Care

Advocacy and Rationing Are Compatible

The Author Responds: Putting Bedside Rationing Back into Perspective

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